Excellent resource which looks at the reasons why people voted for Hitler in 1932. The main activity which is collaboration based, looks to reveal to students Hitler's mass appeal and his dislike for minorities. This lesson can also be used as to show the transition of the democratic Wiemar Republic to Hitlers Nazi dictatorship. Perfect for observation or interviews! Included are: power point lesson worksheet standalone lesson worksheet ( for students without a book) character cards- for the main activity to encourage discussion and judgement For more World War Two resources and lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more differentiated resources and full lessons that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop here

This lesson is part of the First World War unit of study. It can be done as a one off lesson on conscription in World War One. Students have just had a lesson on the propaganda campaign launched by the British government to encourage men to volunteer for the First World War. Students will focus on the shift in policy towards conscription in this lesson and build on their knowledge of recruitment in the First World War. Included are: PowerPoint Conscription reading sheet SEN sentence starters Lesson plan For more fantastic World War One lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here and save time! For more ready to go resources and full lessons, please visit my store here

This lesson aims at consolidating students’ knowledge of the Renaissance period through the use of a group activity. The lesson focuses on the Great plague. The lesson is part of the OCR unit Medicine through time depth study. Included are: PowerPoint presentation lesson plan picture starter video questions Great Plague information sheet For differentiated Medieval themed lessons and resources, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more fantastic resources and full lessons, please visit my shop here

Two lessons on King Richard III and The War of the Roses. Included: Two Powerpoints Two sets of worksheets Family Tree Two Lesson plans. Excellent resources for an introduction to King Richard III or the War of the Roses. helps students understand the differences between the two families (family tree) and the evolution and transformation of the Tudor Rose. Basically two lessons for the price of one! For Medieval themed lessons and resources, check out my 1066-1650 Bundle here For more excellent resources that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop here

Lesson on Evacuation during WW2. Fantastic lessons to introduce students the effects of war on the British home front. Included are: powerpoint presentation lesson plan information sheet extension activities For more World War Two resources and lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more excellent resources that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop here For the video included in the lesson- It is based on the first 10 minutes of Good Night Mr Tom. If the link does not work ,please follow this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VeRo2vTYlJI or a quick search should bring you to the film on YouTube.

Two lessons introducing the key events in the past of both Loughborough and Leicester. activities include: Class reading information sheets Timeline Question and answer Lesson plan that can be adapted to both lessons Extension activities for more able

This worksheet is essentially for EAL students, ensuring they learn the key words in regards to the Battle of Hastings and the fight for the throne in 1066. the worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Word search with keywords 3. Key word definition activity 4. Sentence fill in with 1066 key points For more differentiated 1066 resources, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more great engaging resources or full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

This worksheet is essentially for EAL/SEN/Lower ability students, ensuring they learn the key words in regards to the The Feudal system, following William's victory at the Battle off Hastings (spoilers). Can work great in a series of lessons about The Battle of 1066 or in a primary environment. The worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Word search with keywords 3. Key word definition activity 4. Sentence creating task For more differentiated resources and a greater focus on the Battle of Hastings in 1066, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more time saving and engaging resources or full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

This PowerPoint lesson and worksheet is essentially for EAL/SEN/Lower ability students, ensuring they learn the key words and basic outlines of the Black Death. The lesson particularly can be used with lower ability students in a primary or secondary setting. The Powerpoint includes: 1. Pictures along side key words 2. clearly defined tasks 3. Extension questions for more able the worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Word search with keywords 3. Video questions ( link included on worksheet and Powerpoint) 4. Drama activity that has been differentiated 4. Comprehension task Separate differentiated student guides for the drama activity. For more differentiated and full lessons in the Medieval Britain period that can help save you time with planning and 9 hours of lessons that cover 1066-1650, check out my discounted bundle sale here For more print and go resources and full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

This PowerPoint lesson and worksheet is essentially for EAL students, ensuring they learn the key words and basic outlines of the Magna Carta. The lesson particularly can be used with lower ability students. Would Work in a Medieval Britain series of lessons or in a primary setting. The Powerpoint includes: 1. Pictures along side key words 2. clearly defined tasks 3. Extension questions for more able 4. Video Q/A activity the worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Word search with keywords 3. Video questions ( link included on worksheet and Powerpoint) 4. Comprehension task For Medieval Britain themed lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more differentiated print and go resources and full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

This lesson looks to prepare students for a GCSE question on women and the protest movements of the 1960s in America. The lesson looks to analyse the National organisation for Women (NOW) and The Women’s Liberation Movement. The Successes and limitations of the protest movements will be considered via a card sort activity. There is differentiation for SEN/ EAL students. Included are: A lower card sort activity PowerPoint presentation higher ability card sort activity Information sheet Mark scheme to help students answer the 8 mark GCSE question The resource works best with the WJEC GCSE History: The USA 1910-1929 and Germany 1919-1947 (WJHI) Paperback book, however the information sheet can be used just as well ( which is provided) For more ready-to-go resources and full lessons, please visit my shop here

This lesson looks to introduce students to the terms of the Treaty of Versailles and their impact on Germany at the end of the First World War. This lesson can be used in modules involving both World War One or World War Two. Included are: 1. PowerPoint presentation with extension prompts 2. Information sheet 3. clearly defined activities 4. Support for less able and challenge questions For more World War One themed lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here For more World War Two themed lessons, check out my discounted bundle pack here Alternatively, if you are on the hunt for time saving differentiated resources and full sources, please visit my shop here

An excellent EAL friendly, well-resourced and developed History lesson which looks to introduce students to Medieval understanding of disease and possible treatments based on information from the time period. The main activity looks to reveal to students the difficultly in making a judgement on which types of diseases were treated with the cures at the time, based on down right ridiculous Medieval beliefs! Great as a follow up to the Black Death or as a precursor lesson. SMSC has been considered with reflection opportunities within the main activity, such as should doctors morally treat ALL patients regardless of social status? This lesson can also be used for a possible observation/interview or where students do not have their own books, as stand alone work booklet for students is provided. Included are: • power point • lesson worksheet • standalone lesson worksheet ( for students without a book)- or teacher interview • character cards- for the main activity • Challenge box extensions throughout • A3 doctors note sheet for the main activity • lesson plan Very well resourced - print and go ready! For more fantastic resources and full lessons, please visit and explore my shop here

This lesson aims to continue to explore the transatlantic slave trade with an emphasis on the Middle Passage and slave transportation. Students will be exploring the lesson with a particular emphasis on empathy and emotional understanding of the slave journey across the Atlantic. The lesson is part of the History National Curriculum for the United Kingdom under Expansion of the British Empire. Included are: PowerPoint presentation, which has a starter, source analysis activity, video link with student prompts and extended writing activity in the form of a diary.

This worksheet is essentially for EAL students, ensuring they learn the key words in regards to the Spanish Armada. the worksheet includes: 1. Keywords with pictures 2. Word search with keywords 3. Video Q/A differentiated with link 4. Sentence fill in with key points- Comprehension task 5. Challenge activity

A very effective and straightforward lesson, looking to introduce students to why we learn about World War Two in schools, The Holocaust. The lesson should be aimed as an introductory starter to the study of World War Two, and really is a reflective opportunity for students to become engaged with the topic. The main task asks students to reflect on a scene from Band of Brothers, where American soldiers discover a concentration camp during the time period. Then follows a literacy activity. A very simple introduction, could be used as a filler lesson. Warning- Clip from Band of Brothers contains distressing images. For more excellent resources that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Kahlonsworkshop

A very effective and straightforward lesson, looking to introduce students to the importance of Conscientious objectors during World War One. The lesson looks to engage students by having them walking around the class and investigating the topic via individual worksheets. There is clear opportunity to encourage competition and utilise rewards within the main activity. Included are: PowerPoint Lower ability Worksheet and differentiated main activity information Higher ability Worksheet and differentiated main activity information For more World War One themed resources, check out my discounted 4 lesson bundle pack Here For more excellent resources that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop Here

An introductory lesson to The Weimer Republic in the World War One unit of study. This lesson can be used as a precursor to World War Two or looking at Germany during the inter-war years. The main task is literacy based and asks students to consider the reasons for the collapse of Germany's government and how the Weimar Republic was different to its predecessors (democratic processes). Included are: PowerPoint- differentiated challenge tasks/ visual prompts to help the less able/ Exam style questions Worksheet- Information on the Weimar Republic and the Challenges faced by Germany by the end of the First World War. For more excellent resources that are hands on and engaging, please visit my shop: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/Kahlonsworkshop